@c0injunky said:
It is, would be interesting to see how far this one progressed.
What do you mean? Sorry, I'm kind of a noob here
Once a rim-to-rim crack develops, it's possible that part of the die will break away. Subsequent coins struck from the die will have a "cud" like the one below.
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Yes, looks like it.
It is, would be interesting to see how far this one progressed.
Looks like the start of a cud. Wonder if it got that far.
What do you mean? Sorry, I'm kind of a noob here
Nice pics.
Nice catch. A cud is part of the die that broke away and it leaves an unpunched area from where it hit the planchet. I hope that's right
Once a rim-to-rim crack develops, it's possible that part of the die will break away. Subsequent coins struck from the die will have a "cud" like the one below.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Yes, it looks like a die crack